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Solvent & Solute Basics Quiz

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Solvent vs solute concepts.

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Solvent vs solute concepts.

by Monica Garza
1

In a sugar-water solution, what is the solvent?

2

What term describes a substance that dissolves in a solvent?

3

A saturated solution at a given temperature contains how much solute?

4

Which is typically the solvent in ocean water?

5

If you add solute until no more dissolves at a constant temperature, the solution is?

6

In a saltwater solution, which component is usually the solvent?

7

Which factors affect how fast a solute dissolves?

8

Solubility of a substance often increases with:

9

What does 'miscible' describe?

10

Which term best fits a solution with less solute than it could hold at that temperature?

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